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The Tempting of Tavernake

CHAPTER XIII
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Her French maid ushered him into the little sitting-room, where, to his dismay, he found three men, one sitting on the table, the other two in easy-chairs.

Elizabeth, in a dress of pale blue satin, was standing before the mirror.

She turned round as Tavernake entered.
"Mr.Tavernake shall decide!" she exclaimed, waving her hand to him.
"Mr.Tavernake, there is a difference of opinion about my earrings.

Major Post here,"-- she indicated a distinguished-looking elderly gentleman, with carefully trimmed beard and moustache, and an eyeglass attached to a thin band of black ribbon--"Major Post wants me to wear turquoises.

I prefer my pearls.


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